A Womanist Queer Theology | The Pamela Lightsey Interview

[@ambientbirdsounds3917]

These words from Dr. Lightsey were a lifeline for me last year and I didn’t realize it. I am just so grateful I can now receive these affirmations and the sacredness of Black queer women even better than I did before.

[@blackfem7846]

these words still ring true to a up-and-coming religion grad student and black trans girl. the depth and insight available in black queer experiences and womanist theology is increasingly relevant in righting our unjust world. ordering Our Lives Matter today

[@elise1363]

Thank you for this. I feel less lost.

[@ThatTheologyTeacher]

Just got this book today and read the whole thing in one sitting! Love it and will use it in my Queer Theology course next year. Thank you because I struggled a lot with trying to figure out on my own what makes the black experience of queerness unique. You also do a fascinating job on exploring the historical and cultural usages of the term Queer. Very interesting!

[@juliaart5869]

love this.

[@bigreg1865]

A church or organization can make and break rules as they see fit. When we focus on the God of the Bible and its definition of sin, we must comprehend the end results of a sinful lifestyle. The bible can not be used as a reference to encourage sin when its main purpose is to redeem mankind from a sinful life.